a group of danish artists in rome canvas 1853

a group of danish artists in rome canvas 1853Canvas with the painting A Group of Danish Artists in Rome created in 1837 by Constantin Hansen a Danish painter and son of the portrait painter Hans Hansen. In the picture we see a group of Danish artists gathered in a room in Rome, Italy. The goal of their gathering is to discuss art. Speaking from the floor, architect Gottlieb Bindesbll tells the experiences of his recent travels in Greece. Hansen was very ambitious when he painted this picture. He

Pope Julius II also exhibited a couple of ancient sculptures for the public to see

is known for his fairytale motifs with goblins and princesses

this sunrise may be a metaphor for a new day dawning in France

The sky suddenly turned red

There he was influenced by the European realist tradition

and I will show you a shelter

Artist : Fritz Von Dardel | Created : 1890 | Publisher: Stadsmuseet i Stockholm | Item ID: SSM_500101_0 | Copyright: CC BY

milk deliveries became increasingly rare

French for dressing gown

Poster with Povel Ramel in a diving helmet at the premiere of the hit revue Knappupp - Akta Huvudet

Published in the Gazette du Bon Ton

Poster with an old photograph of the Swedish mountain world